Ya, not interested in Maxis postpaid as my corporate plan is paid directly by company. My own number is on Digi Ambassador which is 0 cost.

Back to this discussion, even if I subscribe to another 5G plan it doesn't help with my situation though because my IoT stuff will only be connected to one connection.
Yes, I plan to do it. I'm suspecting it is the port issue to my unit because it seems other units in my condo are not having issues. But I don't have proof until I change back the router.

My Asus TUF Gaming AX3000 is still kinda new I don't think it is the router issue though.

How to enable LAN IPv6

WAN IPv6 seems enabled but unsure is it my login account got any configuration restrictions.

I'm using the user & password on the back of maxis router to access

I am considering jumping back to Maxis after being on TIME for a while

So, my area is under Maxis NGBB

Anyone here on that infra and is on the 300Mbps plan? What is the upload speed? Is it still 50Mbps?

Also, what's the real world speed test speed? Because from what I've seen NGBB is usually overprovisioned and you get more than written.

I couldn't login with these two credentials. What else could it be? Possible if the technician change the password?
Firmware version : 1.2.50_r33

I wanted to use Maxis router to isolate problem but I just noticed Maxis router only accepts SSID without "space" and my existing SSID on Asus router has spaces... So, it means I need to reconfigure for all my devices again if I were to change to Maxis router... Yesterday and today problem came back again while I'm now back in the house.

It turns out it is not my modem issue as well.
Solved it by unplugging and plugging in again the fiber optic cable though it is not loose. I just didn't want to give up. At that time, I had no other options besides waiting for Maxis Experts to come, since my connection was already down, so I tried out everything I could.

So, in short, no issue with my Asus router or Maxis modem.

Yeah, didn’t expect it’s the culprit as it wasn’t loose or anything.

Even when I suggested to plug-unplug when I spoke to Maxis CS over the phone, he says it’s not required. Most likely my modem spoilt. I still went ahead and fixed it myself. Based on my experience using fiber broadband for more than a decade, none of my modems were spoilt. So, it’s not easy to spoil a modem.

I didn't know about this thing, is it useful? I live in a high rise prop, so the cable is from wall.